Xavier's definitions

DAK

stands for Disney's Animal Kingdom.

Apparently it's 'nahtazu,' which you assume to be some swahili word, but it's a lame thing that Disney invented to prove that DAK is 'not a zoo.'

Check out the Festival of the Lion King, Primeval Whirl, and Dinosaur. Kali River Rapids is cool too.

An indoor rollercoaster is being built, Expedition Everest. Will prolly be pretty sweet. Prolly Disney's call to Universal's new Mummy ride.

"Why's it called DAK and not just AK?"
"Beats me."

by xavier February 6, 2005

flumes

A water ride found in most amusement parks, where you are inside either a boat or a log and you float down a trough.

Not as fun as a roller coaster, but you get pretty wet.

"You wanna go on the flumes? There's barely any line."

by xavier February 5, 2005

strangleland

A room or house built for torture of someones body. Or "something" like a monster.

"I'm stuck in a strangleland, made out of cheese"

"I spent time at the nearest strangleland runed by midgets"

by Xavier November 21, 2003

P.I.

Pleasure Island. The place where every night is New Year's Eve (how corny is that!). Owned by Disney but so not kid-friendly cuz you can get drunk, party, and have the night of your life.

If you've never been, check out Comedy Warehouse, Motion, and 8TRAX. They even have a gay club called Manequins. o_O

Just look for the tons of spotlights glaring in the sky, and a big neon sign of Jessica Rabbit.

"Some friend and I are goin to P.I. tonight, wanna come?"

by xavier February 6, 2005

izze

A juice usually found in a bottle. I don't really like it, but a lot of people do cuz its all natural.

www.izze.com/

"i've got some izze in the fridge if you want some."

by xavier February 6, 2005

OC

When you have to open to close. In other words a 12 hours shift, or however long the place is open.

"Do you OC tonight?"

by xavier February 5, 2005

cp

Stands for College Program.
Someone working for Disney that's not a full-time/part-time cast member.

"Are you a CP? I did that once."

by xavier February 5, 2005